Comment Why point out Rust? (Score 1) 75
Comment A outlier proves what? (Score 1) 212
Comment Re:Good! (Score 5, Insightful) 57
Comment Keep their notebooks? (Score 1) 21
Comment Re: How would objective openness hurt the people? (Score 1) 113
Comment Re: How would objective openness hurt the people? (Score 1) 113
Part A:
The RCMP puts out posts on Facebook, about keeping kids safe, and understanding your kids cyber habits. One thing they don't openly point out, Carney, our disgraced Prime minster, is a child / teenager sexual enthusiast. Who do we really have to keep our kids safe from? We have to keep them safe from the government, who is trying to pass bills that force the collection of child exploitation material.
Part B:
Why does that matter? Carney was friends with Epstein, they're in photos together. Epstein died, cutting off Carney from his favourite type of material, and now, his party is forcing that collection through legal means. Effectively, Carney is just building a CSAM spank bank with government assistance. Now, that's objective, since if you wanted to keep kids safe, you'd pass bills to increase / ramp up cybersecurity, not become the cyber stocker.
The entire point of that was to mention he's doing the opposite of keeping kids safe, and collecting data he should be trying to distance from. In a very rough overview, and I'm not a lawyer or legal professional, but I do watch legal review, Carney is trying to legislate CSAM collection, why? C-8, C-22, C34, and C-36, they don't require Epstein for Carney to be guilty of what I'm calling him out on. I don't believe all the photos are AI generated or AI altered, I think I've clear on that, but either way, he's still in a world of trouble from what his party is doing. That's not false information, I've listed the four extremely problematic bills, so if the RCMP is going to make posts on Social Media about keeping kids safe, why are they not calling out the Liberals?
Comment Re: How would objective openness hurt the people? (Score 1) 113
Comment Re:Not Flock (Score 1) 125
I think Flock is accountable here, they built an AI that gives unwarranted trust. If Flock is really innocent, lets open Flock to everyone, and let anyone use it's massive cache, since it's recording the people, and the people control the government; therefore, people should have access to what Flock captures. I think Flock should be flipped, let it record the government, and government employees, and let the people monitor it, to make sure our tax dollars aren't being wasted.
Comment Re: How would objective openness hurt the people? (Score 1) 113
C8 — Lets spy and digitally molest our citizens
C9 — Lets incorrectly define hate speech, and making mental illness a core protected right
C22 — Lets create a federally sponsored police monitoring regime with secret gag orders
These are not bill that innocent people get involved with, in fact, an innocent person would write strong protections and security standards to prevent any collection, not green-light it. You can find lawyers covering these bills, look up the Canadian Constitution Foundation on YouTube, and other takes, but these are covered.
Comment Re: How would objective openness hurt the people? (Score 1) 113
Comment Re: How would objective openness hurt the people? (Score 1) 113
Comment Re: How would objective openness hurt the people? (Score 1) 113
The first point is still accurate, he's in very incriminating photos, and I think we need a full investigation on that. Association does not equate to guilt, but, some associations are extremely problematic. He weakened, or is trying to weaken cybersecurity standards, and privacy standards, which is precisely the wrong move if he wants to clear his name. He should be cranking the security and privacy dial to 11, well, fighting for greater transparency, and auditing of the government, and government staff. Even if we assume he's innocent, which I don't, he hasn't done anything to back up a claim of innocence. Canada should fight for and have the best, as in the absolute best, protections for data, and security on the planet. We should have the strongest possible laws protecting the collection of any data from a child, for any reason. He is trying to, or has, weakened that protection. The government talking about keeping kids safe, and knowing what your kids are up to, really falls flat, when Carney is or is going to make the problem significantly worse.